Sentence examples for indicate the border from inspiring English sources

Dotted lines indicate the border of the meningeal explant.

About 500 yards farther up, with no sign to indicate the border, a guard standing by a stone hut gestured for them to approach.

With the noted exception of the almond hedge (planted by Jan van Riebeeck in 1660 to indicate the "border" of his colony and protect his animal stock from the indigenous Khoi people), some magnificent oaks, and the Moreton Bay fig and camphor trees planted by Cecil John Rhodes, everything you encounter is indigenous.

When figures are assembled from multiple gels or micrographs, use a line or space to indicate the border between two original images.

Dark areas on the right in a and b are reference/untreated areas, while dashed lines in the cross sections c and d indicate the border between the marble structure and the crust.

In addition, we detected a second, more posterior, gradient reversal in both cases, which may indicate the border between A1 and posterior fields CM or CL.

If you will look at the balls of your fingers — that have very sharp eyesight — you will observe that these dainty curving lines lie close together, like those that indicate the borders of oceans in maps, and that they form various clearly defined patterns, such as arches, circles, long curves, whorls, etc., and that these patterns differ on the different fingers.

Thick solid lines indicate the borders between different rock units.

Everett became incensed when Kulpa drew a line with his foot, indicating the border of the batter's box at the side near home plate.

The leftmost vertical line denotes the location of the fault and the rightmost vertical line indicates the border between the sedimentary basin and the surrounding mountains.

A U.S. Department of Homeland Security internal report seen by Reuters this month indicated the border wall would be a series of fences and walls that would cost as much as $21.6 billion to build and take more than three years to complete.